Obituary | Frank Watson Dies From Cancer Promoter New York Citys LGBTQIA+ party

Frank Watson, a prominent figure in New York City’s LGBTQIA+ party promotion scene, has died.

According to the obituary for Frank Watson died from cancer. Frank Watson, a prominent New York City party promoter for the LGBTQIA+ community, has died.

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Frank was the type of promoter who occasionally made the rounds to make sure everyone was having a good time.

On Tuesday, November 22, 2022, a digital obituary announced the unexpected death of New York resident Frank Watson.

Following the news of Frank’s death, people took to social media to express their deepest condolences and pay their respects. People all over the world will miss him greatly.

Tributes paid on Facebook;

To me He was the #1 Party Promoter in NYC for the LGBTQIA+ Community!

He was the type of promoter that occasionally would walk around and make sure you were enjoying yourself and his prices were always fair!

He found the best locations, the best djs with the best ambience! Many celebs supported him and came through to show their love and support as did all of us!

I just attended his “Vibe Party” on Nov. 13th in SoHo and His “SNL Party” just 3 days ago at 42 D’Or (formerly Club XL).

We were all just on the dance floor enjoying the night and now today …. He is no longer with us!

Sending my heartfelt condolences to his many friends, business partners, and most of all his family during what I can only imagine is a difficult time!
Life is so precious – we only have one to Live!

Be Thankful For Each Day!

Gonna Miss You Frank Watson 🍾🥂❤️♥️❤️🕊️

So long, Frank Watson you were such a bright spot in the community, and you will be sorely missed…. It’s a big loss for New York City’s nightlife that this guy stepped up and started throwing the city’s most exclusive urban parties. Our hearts go out to his loved ones and friends. “We lost a good one too soon,” read the caption of a Facebook tribute post.

“This was a loss for the entire community of Black Gay Men in New York City, not just for individual people. Frank Watson organized everything from “Taco Tuesdays” to “Sunday Day parties” to “happy hour events,” as one comment put it.

As we mourn with you and your loved ones, there are no adequate words to express how sorry we are for your loss. Our prayers are with you at this time of sorrow; please accept our condolences. Our deepest condolences are extended to you at this time.

A message of condolence and a prayer for the deceased’s loved ones would mean a great deal to them at this time.

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